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At Land Rover we
do this by investing
in four key areas:
e_TERRAIN
SUSTAINABLE
CO2 OFFSETTING.
invEsting in rEnEwABlE EnErgy,
tEchnology chAngE And EnErgy
EfficiEncy proj Ects
CONSERVATION
AND HUMANITARIAN
PARTNERSHIPS. worKing
pArtnErships for consErvAtion
And sociEty’s gAin
MANUFACTURING. using
fEwEr rEsourcEs And crEAting
lEss wAstE
TECHNOLOGIES. EfficiEnt
powEr systEms, lightwEight
structurEs, rEducEd Emissions
world classmanufacturing facilities,
certified to iso14001 since 1998.
Asa company we are targeting a
forevery tonne of co2 emitted
during the manufacturing assembly
of allourvehicles, land roverinvests
in carbon reduction projectsthat
A joint £800m investment into new
technologiesdesigned to reduce
co2 emissionsand improve fuel
consumption. we are targeting a
ourvehiclesare designed for
purpose, so are used by conservation
and humanitarian organisations
worldwide. working with ourfive
globalconservation partnersand
the internationalfederation of
red crossand red crescent
25
percent reduction in operating
co2 emissionsby 2012, 25 percent
in waste to landfilland 10 percent
in waterconsumption, based on
reduce an equivalent tonne of co2
elsewhere. in addition, we enable
25
percent reduction in joint fleet
average tailpipe co2 emissions
by 2015, aspart of ourcarbon
management plan. the all-new
range roverEvoque and freelander2
vehiclesinclude innovative stop start
technology (on the dieselmanual
gearbox) and intelligent power
system management (ipsm)
ourcustomersto offset theirfirst
45,000 miles/72,000 km of driving in
theirnewvehicles. we do thisin the
uK aswellascountriesin Europe, the
middle East and Asia. independently
administered by climatecare
2007
levels. ouractivitiesinclude
factory energy efficiencies, cutting
transport milesand the carbon
offset of allco2 emissionsfrom
manufacturing assembly. But it
doesn’t stop there. Every new
vehicle isdesigned to be 85 percent
recyclable and reusable, in addition
societies(ifrc), land roverisproud
to support the important work of
the royalgeographicalsociety
(with iBg), the Born free foundation,
Earthwatch institute, Biosphere
Expeditionsand the china Exploration
and research society.
and forum forthe future, co2
offsetting allowsusto take action
with regenerative braking, just
two examplesof e_tErrAin
now, to reduce ourimpact on
the environment, aspart of our
integrated carbon management plan.
95 percent recoverable and reusable,
with 10 percent specifically for
energy recovery.
tEchnologiEs that reduce our
vehiclescarbon footprint. what’s
more, range rover’sAdaptive
dynamicssystem constantly monitors
vehicle performance, toenhance
drivingandemissionsefficiencies.
FACT
FACT
FACT
FACT
We will use life cycle assessment
to understand the environmental
impact of our vehicles, including the
use of e_TERRAIN TECHNOLOGIES,
beginning with Range Rover Evoque.
Turning waste food into energy in a
trial at our headquarters in Gaydon,
has diverted 43 tonnes of waste
from landfill and saved 3.7 tonnes
of CO2 emissions.
We plan to offset approximately
3,000,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions
by 2012.
In 2010 Land Rover launched a new
three-year global initiative with the
IFRC entitled ‘Reaching Vulnerable
People Around the World’.
Land Rover has supported the
IFRC’s life saving work since 2007
and to date has given over £4m
in vital funding and vehicle support
to help vulnerable people around
the world.
| Categories | Land Rover, Land Rover Defender |
|---|---|
| Tags | Land Rover |
| Model Year | 2012 |
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| Document Type | Catalogue Brochure |
| Language | English |
| Product Name | Defender |
| Product Brand | Land Rover |
| Applicable to Country | International |
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| Publisher | landrover.com |
| Wikipedia's Page | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_Rover |
| Copyright | Attribution Non-commercial |
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